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KTYL-FM

1950–1958

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KBUZ-FM

1958–19??

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19??–19??

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19??–19??

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19??–19??

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19??–1976

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KIOG

1976–1980

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KZZP (first era)

1980–198?

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198?–198?

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198?–1991

KVRY

1991–1996

KZZP (second era)

1996–199?

On March 8, 1996 KZZP returns for over 5 years, then it's was after the stunning heartbeat sound effect during the TV show ER, then name as "104.7 KZZP" as the CHR format.

199?–2001

2001–2003

On April 20, 2001, at 6:00 PM, after playing "Higher" by Creed, KZZP began stunting with a 3-day loop of Prince's Kiss, then at 12:00 noon on April 23, the station relaunched as "104.7 KISS-FM", featuring an introduction from Destiny's Child, whose song "Survivor" was the first song played.